Tire Bubble Problems of Chevrolet Silverado 2500

Four bubbles on the sidewall of my tire appeared - I took the tire to a goodyear dealer and he concluded that the tire was defective from the beginning when I bought it. It had 10,000 miles on the tire with original tire tread of 7/32 - it now has 6/32 tread. Goodyear gave me a $80. 00 discount on a new tire - I called them and asked for a 100% discount since the tire was defective from the beginning. I have three other tires on the truck all goodyear tires and it appears they could be doing the same thing. I also discovered that there was recall on goodyear wrangler tires having the same issues just not on my tire since it is much larger and not that popular.

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We purchased a set of bf goodrich tires on 5-16-2009. The 1st incident occurred 7-11, driving home noticed a bad thumping sensation in the right rear tire. Pulled over and noticed the tire had a bubble in the center of the tread, so pulled over and changed tire. So on 7-29-11 I purchased 2 new tires to replace this bad one. The 2nd incident took place on 5-11-12 was a blow out and no warning. So I changed this tire as well. On the same day I felt a thumping sensation so pulled over and noticed the left rear tires had a bubble. So of the 4 tires purchased 3 of them went bad. I pulled the other tire of my truck and purchased 2 new tires on 5-12-12. I submitted a complaint to bf goodrich to see if they would either cover the cost of the new tires or the damage to my truck. Needless to say the claim was denied. I provided them with all of the maintenance paperwork showing the tires were rotated on a regular basis and the pressure was checked on a regular basis. Their answer was the tires were run on a 'runflat" condition. That the tires were run on in a flat condition. Now how could anyone possibly drive down the freeway with no air in their tires. And how would 3 tires so far go bad.

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Driving down the highway at 65 mph fro approximately 2 hours. The tires were delaminating and blew. One tire exploded, while the other had a bubble (tread was separating from the casing. Both tire dot # bf11kf112606.

I have a set of mastercraft courser a/t (cooper tires). The dot # is 3dyu 0705 2g13l. Two weeks ago I had a large bubble on one tire and had it replaced. Today I had another one where the tread blew out causing me to wreck. The tire store has said that the tread / metal seperated on both tires.

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